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X5 SUPERLITE NANO TOURMALINE
CERAMIC DUAL VOLTAGE TRAVEL APPLIANCES
X5
DUAL VOLTAGE TRAVEL CURLING IRON
We are
pleased to introduce the world's first Nano Tourmaline ceramic dual
voltage travel curling iron. This 1 inch diameter professional curling
iron emits hydrating negative ions and infrared energy to condition the
hair for healthy, silky shiny curls. The iron heats up instantly and
maintains a constant temperature for long lasting results without
damage.
The dual voltage (125/240v) auto-sensor feature makes this iron perfect
for the international traveler. The folding handle allows for easy
storage and takes up less room when packing. A cool tip prevents
accidental burning and a super-strong spring securely holds the hair in
place. A two round-pin 220v adapter plug is included as well as a
durable drawstring travel pouch for storage. The iron is backed by a 4
year manufacturer's warranty. FREE UPS GROUND
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X5 DUAL
VOLTAGE TRAVEL MINI FLAT IRON 110/220V
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| Measuring a
mere 6.5 inches long and weighing only 5 ounces, this instant heat-up,
dual-voltage, mini travel curling iron has all the same features as it's
full-sized counterpart. The 1 inch wide Nano Ceramic Tourmaline heating
plates are 2.5 inches long and offer far-infrared rays for smooth, silky
and shiny hair. An insulated heat glove is included to protect fingers
from possible accidents as it will reach 450 degrees F. As with all X5
appliances, it is covered by a 4 year warranty. We are offering free
shipping until December 25th. |
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Last revised Aug '10
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